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  1. India is providing reconstruction aid to Sri Lanka, which will be facilitated by the installation of bridges to restore connectivity and infrastructure.

India Launches $450M Aid Package for Sri Lankan Infrastructure Reconstruction

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India announced a package of grants totaling USD 450 million to support reconstruction and rehabilitation in Sri Lanka, following Cyclone Ditwah. This aid package includes the construction of the Moragahakanda Bridge in Matale, which is the first of 13 permanent bridges to be built under this assistance. Additionally, a new two-storey accident and emergency unit at the District General Hospital in Mannar began construction with financial assistance from the Indian government.

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The aid package aims to transition from emergency restoration to permanent, resilient infrastructure across Sri Lanka. The projects focus on strengthening critical national assets, including regional connectivity via bridge construction and improving healthcare facilities in Mannar.

India is providing reconstruction aid to Sri Lanka, which will be facilitated by the installation of bridges to restore connectivity and infrastructure.

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  • Sri LankaRecipient of the reconstruction and infrastructure grants
  • Government of IndiaProvider of the grant assistance package
  • MannarLocation of a new two-storey accident and emergency unit
  • MataleLocation of the Moragahakanda Bridge project

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